Isle of Wight News

Council Tax could go up by four per cent next year as the Isle of Wight council has to find cuts in their budget of £4.5m

The service has been selected for their work in supporting NHS services on the Island and the unique relationship they have grown with Island schools and the Isle of Wight College

Following the vote, Cllr Jones-Evans resigned from the planning committee

The robbery and assault was reported to have taken place just before 1am on Sunday morning in Ryde

The CCG would like to make a decision by mid-November, so are asking patients to take part in a survey which closes next week

Pupils and staff took part in Mountbatten's Go Yellow Day last week, raising over £900 in the process

Isle of Wight Council revealed the number of adult social care complaints has decreased by four compared to the previous year, but Cllr Lilley said having a separate complaints team was confusing to people when they most needed help

New brand of milk launched as a way to protect the Island's heritage, ensure farmers get a fair price for their milk and to lessen the impact on the environment by reducing travel distances

The funding is intended for equipment for sports, recreation, leisure and childcare services to allow further opportunities for those with disabilities and/or additional needs.

There’s been a small rise in the number of Isle of Wight residents claiming out of work benefits, and a rise since the same time last year.

Residents have until Friday to have their say on plans by the developer who has an enforcement notice against them for clearing hedges, flora and fauna near Scotchells Brook, Lake without authorisation